When to consult
When a new lesion appears, a mole changes in appearance, a wound does not heal or there is any doubt about a skin lesion.
Prevention and surveillance
Skin cancer detection in Panama
Evaluation of suspicious lesions, changing moles and warning signs that should be assessed promptly.
Timely evaluation
Review of suspicious lesions helps detect signs that should be studied in time.
Skin cancer detection begins with proper dermatologic evaluation of moles and lesions that change, bleed, ulcerate, do not heal or have features that differ from the rest. Consulting in time helps identify warning signs and decide whether follow-up is enough, whether additional study is needed or whether a procedure is required.
- Review of moles and new lesions.
- Assessment of visible changes, irregular borders, color variation or growth.
- Guidance on follow-up, additional study or removal when appropriate.
What the evaluation offers
Clinical review, identification of warning signs and a decision about follow-up, additional study or timely management.
What comes next
Depending on the evaluation, observation, periodic review, additional study or a dermatologic procedure may be indicated.
When should I have a lesion or mole checked?
When you notice changes in color, shape, size, borders, bleeding, persistent itching or a lesion that does not heal properly.
Can the website tell whether a lesion is cancer?
No. The page provides guidance, but medical evaluation is what allows the lesion to be examined and the proper management to be defined.
Is early detection important?
Yes. Consulting in a timely manner helps identify lesions that require follow-up or study before they progress.
Can I book through WhatsApp?
Yes. You can write via WhatsApp to coordinate your dermatologic review.
Surveillance and prevention
Review of moles and suspicious lesions is an important part of preventive skin care.
